Christ Church United Methodist

This sermon reflects on Jesus’ call to “keep awake,” reminding us that no one knows the hour of Christ’s return and that true readiness is revealed in the way we treat others who bear the image of God. Through the parables of the bridesmaids, the talents, and the final judgment, Rev. Leigh Ann emphasizes faithful stewardship, daily compassion, and a life oriented toward hop...

This Christ the King Sunday sermon reminds us that stewardship begins not with pressure, but with gratitude, recognizing every good thing as a gift from God. Drawing on Paul’s words in Colossians, the message celebrates the fruit God is already bearing through Christ Church and calls the congregation to step boldly into a new season of growth, generosity, and mission. As we offer our commitm...

This homily reflects on Peter’s call to live with purpose, generosity, and steadfast love, especially when life feels uncertain. Rather than responding with fear or self-preservation, we are invited to be “good stewards of God’s grace,” using our words, our work, and our gifts so that God is glorified in all things. In a world marked by scarcity and anxiety, the church beco...

Pastor Eric invites us to see everything in our lives as God’s gift and to begin stewardship with a heart that belongs to God. As resurrection people, we respond to God’s grace by living generously and faithfully, trusting that God provides in abundance. In doing so, we become part of God’s ongoing renewal in the world and share in the life Christ gives.

Rev. Amy Chapman offers comfort and hope for anyone walking through a season of grief or heaviness as the holidays approach, reminding us that God is the God of the living and that in Christ we are children of the resurrection. Jesus assures us that death does not have the final word, and that the ones we love who have gone before us live in God’s presence, just as we do. In communion and in...

On this All Saints Sunday, Pastor Eric invites us to remember the faithful saints who shaped our lives and showed us what steady trust in God looks like. Drawing from Psalm 119:137–144, he reminds us that God’s righteousness is not fragile, it holds fast through every change, loss, and trial. As we honor those who have gone before us, we’re called to carry the baton of faith forw...

Even in seasons when it feels like the “locusts” have taken so much from us, God promises restoration. This message invites us to trust that God is still sending the rain and renewing our hearts, our church and our hope. When God pours out the Spirit, our hearts, our community and our world begin to bloom with new life.

Pastor Eric reflects on Jeremiah’s promise of a new covenant written on the heart , reminding us that God is not keeping score but keeping covenant through grace. Old life scripts of shame, fear, or powerlessness are replaced by God’s handwriting of mercy, love, and forgiveness, an invitation to let repentance become a change of heart that leads to new beginnings.

In this message, Rev. Leigh Ann draws from Jeremiah 29 to remind us that even in difficult or unfamiliar places, God calls us to remain faithful, seek the welfare of our community, and live as a light that reflects God’s presence. True repentance is turning back toward God’s shalom, peace, wholeness, and flourishing, and discovering that in the well-being of others, we also find our ow...

A moving sermon from Pastor Eric on World Communion Sunday